I had this bsod appearing recently. Whenever I put my pc to sleep it goes, but when try to wake it up screen freezes and bsod occurs. But the thing is that it won't create DMP file so I can't look for what is causing it. I was using Windows 10 RTM but reinstalled Windows 8.1 but same problem occurs there too. Although Hibernation works fine, system boots normal, I play games and no bsod at all. Only sleep is the problem. If anyone have any suggestion please help. Or if someone know how to force it to create DMP so that I can find the error myself. Thanks in advance

Everything worked normally. After I installed Windows 10 to dual boot with 8.1 I didn't put my pc to sleep since a month ago. And that error occurred. I thought it has something to do with dual boot, so I formatted and now using only Windows 8.1, but error happens there too. System won't log this bsods like they didn't happened at all. I checked event viewer and there are Kernel-Power errors but bugcheck code 0. So to me there is no way to figure which driver or update is causing this.
Can I mess with S states in BIOS or to disable Intel SpeedStep or something?
Also I checked with AIDA64 and shows 0 BSOD screens except the one I generated to test if would save it.
Also if you have some method to show detailed BSOD so that I can pause it to see error, because Windows 8.0 method I found won't apply on 8.1. Can't install KB2929742

I learned myself that fast startup is bad idea. Causing bad sectors to appear on HDD, tested on several different comps. So I don't using fast startup since Windows 8.0 RTM

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From a critical point of view it is no longer something with the software alone and you should start looking at the hardware. I would suggest you check if all system hardware devices are well connected to their PCI or slots.

I'm very surprised to see that it occurs in Win7. I was in the process of writing a post about a version of CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED that only happens in Win81 and Win10 (I know that problem all too well), but I guess that's out the window now.

How sure are you that it didn't happen in 8.1 before? How many times did you use sleep then? It just seems odd that you seem to be saying that it wasn't a problem before there.

Well when I used only Windows 8.1 so occasionally put my pc to sleep. But not used it since first build of Windows 10 Insider Preview when I dual boot with 8.1
I check HDD cables switch it with CD reader's one the same problem. HDSentinel shows that HDD health is 100%. S.M.A.R.T data is the same in HWInfo and AIDA64. Also checked RAM with Windows own memory checker, it shows no errors. Checked older GPU driver, and also enabled my in CPU graphic card to see if GPU issue, but same happens with Intel HD too.